“Made Me Whole” from The One Tonic is a robust electro-alt-rock anthem that lets the listeners in on their take on the themes of human existence and the never stopping rehabilitation process. Matt Soren, The One Tonic’s one-man band, sings, play keys, guitar and synth, on this song, where he expresses his honest feelings.
The lyrics in the song are of the absolute role of an inner pretend and also how the art of search is for salvation. Soren’s singing is pure and imbued with feeling, the correlating sentiments being delivered to the audience with fervor. The beginning is mystical and since the first word I hear it all. It is the content of the song that is amazing and I feel the intensity and passion.
This sound is the result of the masterful work on machines, including mesmerizing pronouncements of drums, guitars and synths that create a captivating environment for Soren’s vocals. Each musical instrument finds itself in the spotlight and equally blends thematically, synthesizing the whole and releasing an unforgettable soundscape.
Listeners will feel every second of Soren’s suffering, aching, and hopefulness within his voice. They will find it very easy to get carried away by the song’s emotional journey. “Make Me Whole” is a worshipper to the strength of humans as well as the deceptive power of music to irritate the soul.
This owns the ambience of a live performance recorded and mixed in a basement studio of Salt Lake City. This single shows Matt’s talent as a producer and a musician perfectly. “Make Me whole” with the bewitching melody and the precious lyrics, is a must-listen for rock musical fans who want to dig deeper into themselves.
